Enabling Deep Demand Response With Supply-Following Loads - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

1 / 19
About This Presentation
Title:

Enabling Deep Demand Response With Supply-Following Loads

Description:

Co-locate with energy storage Companion dispatchable energy sources Increase ... allows optimization against different criteria Fridge Deployment 18 cu. ft ... – PowerPoint PPT presentation

Number of Views:65
Avg rating:3.0/5.0
Slides: 20
Provided by: RandyK155
Learn more at: https://blogs.umass.edu
Category:

less

Transcript and Presenter's Notes

Title: Enabling Deep Demand Response With Supply-Following Loads


1
Enabling Deep Demand ResponseWith
Supply-Following Loads
  • Jay Taneja (with Prabal Dutta and David Culler)
  • University of California, Berkeley

2
Multi-scale Energy Network
3
Sources and Loads
Dispatchable Sources
Non-Dispatchable Sources
Oblivious Loads
Aware Loads
4
California Energy Mix
  • Renewables Portfolio Standard (RPS)
  • 36 of 50 states have set goals
  • Near-term goals range from 10 to 25
  • California RPS
  • 2008 10
  • 2010 20
  • 2020 33

5
Wind Ramping
From a wind farm in Minnesota
6
How to Solve This?
  • Co-locate with energy storage
  • Companion dispatchable energy sources
  • Increase demand-side management
  • Supply-following Loads
  • Dispatch energy loads using deeply embedded
    sensors and actuators

7
Dispatchable Loads
  • Thermostatically-Controlled Loads
  • Maintain the temperature between predetermined
    constraints
  • Duty-cycled or variable-drive load often using
    closed-loop feedback
  • Scheduled with Slide Loads
  • Schedule for completion at some point in the
    future
  • Flexibility of load determined by user
    requires change of expectation

8
Measuring Slack
  • Slack is the potential of an energy load to be
    advanced or deferred
  • Measurement in energy (kWh, J, etc.)
  • Provides a metric for control decisions, allows
    optimization against different criteria

9
Fridge Deployment
  • 18 cu. ft. General Electric Refrigerator/Freezer
    (at my house!)
  • Four Telos motes with Rel. Humidity,
    Temperature, and Light Sensors
  • One ACme electricity meter for power
    measurements
  • Devices on an ad-hoc, IPv6-compatible network
    (6LoWPAN - blip)

10
Thermostatically-Controlled
11
Scheduled with Slide
12
Heating a House
13
Heater Guardband
14
Supply-Following Heater
Oblivious
Supply-Following Supercool
Supply-Following Wide Guardband
15
Heater Energy Comparison
16
A Population of Fridges
17
Future Directions
  • Reinforcement Learning controller
  • Modeling slack of large-scale Cory Hall loads
    (e.g. chillers, air handlers, etc.)
  • Actuation on Cory Hall thermostats
  • Building the Intelligent Power Switch using an
    appliance-level battery

18
Questions?
  • Contact Jay Taneja lttaneja_at_cs.berkeley.edugt

19
Renewables By Hour of Day
Write a Comment
User Comments (0)
About PowerShow.com